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Yes, that is exactly what you need to tell them.

Having lived in Ontario, I have a feeling you are seeking a US state issued license so that you may exchange it for a Quebec license without taking road tests. I am guessing you hold a license from a country without an agreement with Quebec and you are looking for ways to avoid taking the road...

A1: B1/B2 are inter changeable. No worry here. A2: A document from the potential employer clearly stating that it is inviting you for an interview only. Nothing more, nothing less. A3: See above A4: Yes, it is very likely that the interviewing consul might think you are trying to circumvent...

Congrats! Enjoy your trip.

I know how people have addressed the issue in the reverse direction, Pakistani citizens born on the Indian side pre-1947. If you have relatives elder to your mother who can provide an affidavit as witness to her birth, that can work.

A1: Use other documents to show an ongoing relationship. Emails, phone records, chat logs, etc. Basically whatever you both use to stay in daily touch with each other. A2: Yes, those affidavits can be from relatives.

Once can look for a job while on B-2 status, but of course they cannot work on B-2 status. All visa issuance takes place outside the US. Ideally one should go to his/her country of normal residence for first time H-1B visa issuance. Some US consulate may not entertain third country applicants.

I have knows of cases where background checks took nearly a year. So 70 days is not "too long". Keep in mind, it is all relative. I once had to wait 22 months for visa issuance due to pending background checks, and it wasn't even the USA we are talking about :)

Do you live in the US?

You have a problem then. It needs to be a marriage recognised by the law of the land.

Your card will expire that day, not your permanent resident status.

Every N-400 application gets a second review by another officer. Just wait it out. You will most likely get an oath notice next.

Yes, you may use your daughter's personal cheque to pay for your I-539. You may also pay via a money order.

She needs to check "NO".

You need to satisfy the consulate that you will leave the US in a timely manner, in order to be issued a B-2 visa. The last B-2 visa I ever got for the US (1996) was when I was unemployed and a university student. So being employed is not a criteria. Overcoming immigrant intent is.

Are you two legally married in the eyes of the law? Is the "temple" wedding considered a legal marriage where it took place?

Your GC status will not be affected.

60 days.

That should be fine. No need to have your letter notarised.

OP has his interview on the 1st of August, not his oath ceremony. Bramsd, Yes, you should be able to take a trip to Europe the day after your naturalisation interview.